What's the yellow plug on the back of the A1200 for?
What's the yellow plug on the back of the A1200 for?
I don't think i've ever seen it in use for something, so now i'm very curious :shocked |
It's a special distortion filtered output which blurs all video and shifts colours with halo's.
On a more serious note it is : Composite video out |
!? :shocked So i can just plug in a composite cabel and stick it in my tv?
And will it be better than using the RF? |
@Alexh
PMSL!!!!!! :lol @Zyprexa indeed, composite is better than RF, but you can get a cable that plugs into the video port (23pin RGB ) and inturn this can goto a scart input on a TV / Monitor for a much better picture! |
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But just to be a little OT, what resolutions can i run on the scart cable? EDIT: Turns out the only yellow "input" on my tv is called "Coaxial Out", whatever that is good for. But i have a S-Video input, and if i'm not mistaken there are Composite->S-Video adapters. |
There might be Composite-S-video converters out there, but they won't show a very sharp picture, but if that's your only option for now I guess it's okay. Some of the guys here are working on AmigaRGB-S-video converters, so soon you may be able to get one of these for the sharpest picture quality.
Another option might be to get an AV switcher with SCART inputs and outputs, or a Scart-S-video converter, although I'm not sure if you'll have much luck with these as I haven't, but I don't think my Scart TV is RGB Scart. |
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Is it orange or yellow? Orange could be digital audio out..
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The gamecube is connected with a Composite->Scart adapter. Quote:
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Does your Satellite tuner not have SCART passthrough?
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But i found this That might do the trick. |
that is exactly what i was going to suggest you buy :)
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There, I've saved you some dosh! |
Yoohoo! :laughing Seriously, thanks. That saved me about 200 NOK's :D
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